Videos tagged with SP Tactical Brace

This video details a custom Volquartsen ENV build based on a Ruger 10/22 platform, emphasizing its versatility and unique configuration. The build features a 6-inch barrel, Odin chassis, SP Tactical brace, and an aggressively mounted Hollison 515 laser/IR device for night vision capabilities. The presenter highlights its lightweight nature, suppressed operation for quiet use, and suitability for varmint control and potential "crap hits the fan" scenarios, while acknowledging its high cost.

This update from SHOT Show 2024 provides information on the production status of the STG44 clone and announces the upcoming launch of the Krink pistol. The STG44 clone is still in development, with PSA Armory focusing on production quality and endurance testing. The Krink pistol, chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO, is set to launch in February and will utilize R101 magazines, featuring an SP Tactical triangle folding brace and compatibility with most AK furniture.

This review covers the Christensen Arms Modern Precision Pistol (MPP) in .223 Remington. The presenter highlights its lightweight design, carbon fiber components, and suitability as a suppressor host. Accuracy testing at 100 yards yielded groups around 3 inches, with the speaker expressing satisfaction given the short barrel length. The MPP is recommended as a versatile ranch gun for predator control.

This PSA MP5 update from SHOT Show 2020 reveals significant progress on PSA's roller-delayed blowback pistol caliber carbine. Key improvements include an integrated Picatinny rail, a revised sighting system utilizing an AR-15 front sight post for intuitive adjustment and cost savings, and the use of Magpul furniture and an SP Tactical adjustable brace. The firearm is expected to feature a CMC trigger and proprietary magazines, while also being compatible with standard MP5 magazines. The target price point is around $1,200, with a release anticipated in 2020.

This video showcases the Springfield Armory SAINT Victor .308 Pistol, a compact AR-style pistol chambered in .308 Winchester. Presented at Industry Day at the Range 2020, it features a 10.3-inch barrel, a muzzle booster to manage recoil and blast, and an SP Tactical wrist brace for enhanced stability. The firearm is highlighted as a powerful and portable option, representing a step up in caliber from typical 5.56 AR pistols.

This video details a rigorous swamp test of the Kalashnikov USA KP9 pistol, subjecting it to 72 hours of submersion. Despite extreme conditions, the firearm, including the SP Tactical brace and red dot sight, largely performed well, with only one malfunction reported in approximately 1200 rounds. The reviewer notes the KP9's effectiveness and highlights areas for potential improvement, such as the trigger pull, suggesting an aftermarket trigger upgrade.

This review of the Leviathan Ragnarok AR pistol by White Label Armory highlights its extremely compact design, featuring a 4.5-inch barrel and a micro gas system. Despite its short length, the pistol demonstrated surprising reliability with zero malfunctions during testing with Fiocchi ammunition. The review details its construction, including a billet upper and lower receiver, M-LOK compatible handguard, and an upgraded trigger, while also noting the velocity sacrifice inherent in such a short barrel configuration.

This review of the Grand Power SP9A1 Stribog 9mm PCC highlights its design as a budget-friendly truck gun. The video details its blowback operation with a dual-mass bolt, ambidextrous controls, aluminum construction with accessory mounting options, and included flip-up sights. It also covers barrel threading, magazine compatibility, and performance during suppressed and unsuppressed shooting, as well as accuracy tests and observed malfunctions.

This review focuses on the Remington TAC-14 DM (Detachable Magazine) shotgun, specifically its modification with an SP Tactical stabilizing brace. The presenter details the installation process, highlighting potential pitfalls like cross-threading the buffer tube. The review emphasizes how the brace transforms the handling and shootability of the compact shotgun, particularly with full-power loads, while also discussing its legal status. Comparisons are made to the original TAC-14 and other shotgun platforms.